Nesting and loops

Creating pseudoLang prompts for complex tasks involving multiple steps, loops, conditional statements, indentation, and nested lists can help clearly communicate the desired structure and logic to the AI. This helps the model understand the relationships between different elements of your prompt, ultimately improving the quality and relevance of the generated response.

Indentation is the practice of adding horizontal space before the text, usually with spaces or tabs, to visually separate and organize different levels of a prompt hierarchy. Nested lists are lists contained within another list, often used to represent sub-steps or actions within a larger task.

Here's an example to illustrate the use of indentation and nested lists for a complex pseudoLang prompt:

Define function `filter_and_sum_even_numbers` that takes an integer list of `numbers` as input and returns an integer: 
    1. Initialize a variable `result` to 0 
    2. For each `number` in `numbers`: 
        a. Check if the `number` is even: 
            i. Divide `number` by 2 
            ii. If the result is an integer, proceed to the next step 
        b. Add the even `number` to `result` 
    3. Return `result` 

In this example, indentation is used to visually separate the main steps (1, 2, and 3) from the sub-steps within step 2 (a and b) and within step 2.a (i and ii). This helps the AI understand the hierarchical relationship between different parts of the prompt.

Nested lists are used to represent sub-steps within the main steps (e.g., 2.a.i and 2.a.ii). By using nested lists, you provide a clear structure for the AI to follow, making it easier to generate the desired output.

By using indentation and nested lists for complex pseudolang prompts, you can effectively communicate the intended structure and logic to the AI, increasing the chances of receiving accurate and relevant responses.